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What are the Date's of Digital SAT Test

 

SAT Digital Test Date 2024SAT Registration DeadlineDeadline for Changes, and Regular Cancellation
March 9, 2024February 23, 2024February 27, 2024
May 4, 2024April 19, 2024April 23, 2024
June 1, 2024May 16, 2024May 21, 2024
 

About this unit

Don’t know much about the digital SAT? Start here! This unit gives you an overview of the structure, format, content, and scoring of the test. You’ll also learn how to take official practice tests and how to create a prep plan through our SAT prep courses.

About the digital SAT

Foundations: Algebra

Foundations: Problem solving and data analysis

Foundations: Advanced math

Foundations: Geometry and trigonometry

Medium: Algebra

Medium: Problem solving and data analysis
Medium: Advanced math
Medium: Geometry and trigonometry
Advanced: Algebra
Advanced: Problem solving and data analysis
Advanced: Advanced math
Advanced: Geometry and trigonometry

Digital SAT Test Summary with Detailed Sectional Breakdown:

SectionModule 1Module 2TotalContent
Reading & Writing    32 minutes
27 Reading questions
5 Writing questions
32 minutes
27 Reading questions
5 Writing questions
64 minutes
54 total Reading questions
10 total Writing questions
Covers various topics like literature, history, social studies, humanities, and science.
Tests critical thinking, communication skills, understanding complex vocabulary, analyzing text structure, and crafting effective written communication.
Math35 minutes
22 Algebra questions
7 Problem-Solving & Data Analysis questions
6 Geometry & Trigonometry questions
35 minutes
22 Advanced Math questions
7 Problem-Solving & Data Analysis questions
6 Geometry & Trigonometry questions
70 minutes
35 total Algebra & Advanced Math questions
14 total Problem-Solving & Data Analysis questions
12 total Geometry & Trigonometry questions
Algebra: Covers linear functions, linear inequalities, etc. (similar to Algebra I).
Advanced Math: Includes non-linear functions like quadratic and polynomial functions (similar to Algebra II).
Tests ability to interpret statistics, draw inferences, understand ratios, rates, and probability.
Covers area, volume, triangles, trigonometry, and circles.
Total67 minutes67 minutes144 minutes (2 hours 24 minutes)98 questions

Additional Information:

  • Score: Each section is scored 200-800, totaling 400-1600.
  • Adaptive Scoring: Module 2 difficulty adjusts based on Module 1 performance.
  • Navigation: Free movement within modules, but not between.
  • Calculator: Approved calculator allowed (optional).
  • Preparation: Practice on a computer is essential.
  • Resources: See Opus’s website and course mentioned previously.
TopicSubtopicExample
Info & IdeasCommand of Evidence: TextualDeriving the equation of a line tangent to a parabola at a specific point
Command of Evidence: QuantitativeRepresenting a system of linear inequalities graphically and finding the feasible region
Central Ideas and DetailsSolving a system of non-linear equations using matrices or substitution
Craft & StructureInferencesUsing the quadratic formula to solve for complex roots
Words in ContextSolving exponential equations with logarithms of different bases
Text Structure and PurposeAnalyzing the behavior of a function (increasing/decreasing, intervals of concavity) based on its derivative
Cross-Text ConnectionsPerforming complex number multiplication and division in polar forms
Express YourselfTransitionsSolving multi-step word problems involving rates, mixtures, and work
Rhetorical SynthesisAnalyzing exponential relationships and representing them with appropriate functions
Form, Structure, and SenseConverting between different measurement systems using dimensional analysis
BoundariesFitting a normal distribution curve to a given dataset and calculating probabilities
TopicSubtopicExample
AlgebraLinear equationsDeriving the equation of a line tangent to a parabola at a specific point
Linear inequalitiesRepresenting a system of linear inequalities graphically and finding the feasible region
Systems of equationsSolving a system of non-linear equations using matrices or substitution
Advanced MathQuadratic equationsUsing the quadratic formula to solve for complex roots
Exponential and logarithmic equationsSolving exponential equations with logarithms of different bases
Function analysisAnalyzing the behavior of a function (increasing/decreasing, intervals of concavity) based on its derivative
Complex numbersPerforming complex number multiplication and division in polar forms
Problem-Solving and Data AnalysisRatios and ratesSolving multi-step word problems involving rates, mixtures, and work
Proportional relationshipsAnalyzing exponential relationships and representing them with appropriate functions
Units and ratesConverting between different measurement systems using dimensional analysis
One-variable dataFitting a normal distribution curve to a given dataset and calculating probabilities
Two-variable dataPerforming multiple linear regression analysis to identify significant factors influencing a dependent variable
Geometry and TrigonometryPerimeter, area, and volumeCalculating the volume of a truncated cone or frustum
Angles and trianglesProving geometric theorems using congruence and similarity postulates
TrigonometryUsing trigonometric identities and transformations to solve complex angles or equations
CirclesDeriving the equation of a tangent line to a circle from a point outside the circle

What You Need to Know about SAT Exam Syllabus?

The Opus’s is shaking things up with the SAT, transitioning from paper and pencil to a sleek, digital format. But fear not, future college prospects! This change brings exciting improvements for students and educators alike. Let’s dive into the details:-

TopicSubtopicExample
Info & IdeasCommand of Evidence: TextualDeriving the equation of a line tangent to a parabola at a specific point
Command of Evidence: QuantitativeRepresenting a system of linear inequalities graphically and finding the feasible region
Central Ideas and DetailsSolving a system of non-linear equations using matrices or substitution
Craft & StructureInferencesUsing the quadratic formula to solve for complex roots
Words in ContextSolving exponential equations with logarithms of different bases
Text Structure and PurposeAnalyzing the behavior of a function (increasing/decreasing, intervals of concavity) based on its derivative
Cross-Text ConnectionsPerforming complex number multiplication and division in polar forms
Express YourselfTransitionsSolving multi-step word problems involving rates, mixtures, and work
Rhetorical SynthesisAnalyzing exponential relationships and representing them with appropriate functions
Form, Structure, and SenseConverting between different measurement systems using dimensional analysis
BoundariesFitting a normal distribution curve to a given dataset and calculating probabilities

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FAQs about SAT Exam Preparation

What do I need to know about the digital SAT?

The digital SAT starts in 2024 for students in the US.

Test changes can be overwhelming and confusing, but Kaplan is here to support, encourage, and guide you through this.

Check out this post on our digital SAT page.

How long is the SAT test?

With the essay, the SAT lasts 3 hours and 50 minutes. Without the essay, it takes 3 hours. Every SAT test contains the same four sections: Reading, Writing and Language, Math – No Calculator, and Math – Calculator in that order. Some test administrations also include experimental questions, which would extend your total testing time by 20 minutes.

How many times can you take the SAT?

You can take the SAT as many times as you want, but most students take the test 2 or 3 times. We recommend taking the PSAT or a practice test your sophomore year. Plan ahead to take the official SAT in spring or winter of junior year. If you are unhappy with your score, that leaves you time to prep and take it again before application deadlines. Your scores are good for 5 years.

What is the difference between ACT and SAT?

Both the SAT and the ACT are accepted at all major colleges and universities. Therefore, it’s up to you which test you take; you can also choose to take both if you want. Unlike the ACT, the SAT does not have a separate Science section, but it does give a science cross-test score. To find out which is right for you, try a free SAT vs ACT Practice Test.

What is considered a good SAT score?

A perfect score on the SAT is 1600. The minimum score is 400. A good SAT score will depend on your goal and your dream school. A 1060 is about average, though the official average can vary from year to year. Some colleges superscore. This means they combine your highest Math score and your highest Evidence-Based Reading and Writing score from multiple test dates to make a “super” score.

How can I prepare for the SAT?

Good news: you don’t have to spend hours memorizing flashcards. Some formulas are provided, and all vocab is tested in context. To prepare for test day, brush up your foundational skills. Make sure you are comfortable with charts and graphs, which are used throughout the test. Not sure where to start? We can provide a plan to prioritize your studying and practice efficient strategies.

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